Sentence examples for linguistic styles from inspiring English sources

Directed by Mark Palansky from a screenplay by Leslie Caveny, "Penelope" is a hopeless jumble of visual and linguistic styles.

In an interview, Dr. Pennebaker said that just as people displayed idiosyncratic styles in the ways they walked, adjusted their tones of voice, scratched their noses or even peeled oranges, they also exhibited characteristic linguistic styles.

Ms. Tannen explored misunderstandings between the sexes that she ascribed to different male and female linguistic styles; Ms. Williams aims to chronicle "the racial slights and indignities" that occur between the races -- the everyday kinds of "little things" that wouldn't get mentioned in more formal racial discussions sponsored by government or academia.

An examination of five newspaper and magazine articles profiling my research gives insight into local perceptions of my social role and ideological affiliations, and their effect on the linguistic styles available for structural analysis.

Hélène Cixous famously proposed the notion of écriture féminine, positing that the expression of women's lived experience might be impressed in women's literary production in linguistic styles that offer alternatives to standard objective description and linear temporal development (Cixous 1975/1981).

Indeed, as The New York Times reported last year, the linguistic styles that young women adopt are far from arbitrary and tend to serve a purpose.

The linguistic style and spirit of the poem are notable.

The linguistic style of the poem is notable.

"Iyaric," or "Dread-talk," is the linguistic style of many Rastas, who substitute the sound of "I" for certain syllables.

Stylometry, the study of linguistic style, has been used to out the authors behind some of history's most disputed documents, from Shakespearean sonnets to the Federalist Papers.

Alex, like Burgess's narrator, has her own linguistic style: in her case, a kind of street patois, studded with verbal riffs.